DIFFERENT PATTERNS OF CROCHET TULIP (Part 1)

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For almost a year of making crochet tulip flowers for my flower bouquet, it never occurred to me to make a crochet tulip in different patterns, as I was contented with the usual pattern I used.

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I'm enjoying making crochet tulips in different colors using this common pattern that all the crocheters I know, had used. I even made lots of tulip heads in preparation for Valentine's Day next year.

But when I saw this pretty crochet tulip on Facebook (being shared with my fellow crocheter), using another type of pattern, I got so curious as to how it was done.

Source: Craft Passion

Many crochet crafters (including me and @romeskie 😅) have expressed our interest in the new pattern and are planning to make our version.

I was inspired and got so excited to try it and wanted to share my experience here in NeedleworkMonday as I've been inactive here for 4 months now and I did miss it ☺️.

I even made some experiments using other crochet stitches which I will also show you and might as well get your feedback about it.

I decided to divide this post into two as I was not yet finished with my experiments in trying some different stitches of crocheted tulip flowers due to some orders that should have been finished ahead of time.

So now, I would like to show a pattern with pictures of the common tulip pattern I've been using for several months now. I hope it would be a great help for crochet beginners who want to try making tulip flowers.

I would also appreciate it if anyone could correct my way of expressing my pattern as I was having difficulty in writing them. ✌️😅

Pattern 1 - Single Crochet Pattern

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NOTE: Continuous pattern

  • Magic ring
  • R1 - chain 1, SC 7
  • R2 - SC 2 ( in every stitch - 7x ), SC 1
  • R3 -
    SC2, SC1,
    SC2, SC1,
    SC2, SC1,
    SC2, SC1,
    SC2, SC1,
    SC2, SC1,
    SC2, SC1, SC1
  • R4 -
    SC2, SC1, SC1,
    SC2, SC1, SC1,
    SC2, SC1, SC1,
    SC2, SC1, SC1,
    SC2, SC1, SC1,
    SC2, SC1, SC1,
    SC2, SC1, SC1, SC1
  • R5 - R14 - SC1 in all stitches, then slip stitch and lock.

**Output of Pattern 1

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I was truly satisfied before with this kind of pattern and how pleasing it looked that I didn't think of making different kinds of tulip patterns.

The next two patterns I made were just a part of the experiment I made and only thought of the possible stitches that could be used.

Pattern 2 - Half Double Crochet Back Loop

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NOTE: Continuous pattern, HDC Back Loop

  • Magic ring
  • R1 - chain 1, HDC 7
  • R2 - HDC 2 (in every stitch - 7x), HDC 1
  • R3 -
    HDC2, HDC1,
    HDC2, HDC1,
    HDC2, HDC1,
    HDC2, HDC1,
    HDC2, HDC1,
    HDC2, HDC1,
    HDC2, HDC1, HDC1
  • R4 -
    HDC2, HDC1, HDC1,
    HDC2, HDC1, HDC1,
    HDC2, HDC1, HDC1,
    HDC2, HDC1, HDC1,
    HDC2, HDC1, HDC1,
    HDC2, HDC1, HDC1, HDC1
  • R5 - R11 - HDC1 in all stitches, then slip stitch and lock.

**Output of Pattern 2

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I liked the effect of this pattern and would love to make more of these in the future. 🥰

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The next pattern is similar to the last one but instead of HDC back loop, I used the SC back loop.

Pattern 3 - Single Crochet Back Loop

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NOTE: Continuous pattern, SC Back Loop

  • Magic ring
  • R1 - chain 1, sc 7
  • R2 - sc 2 (in every stitch - 7x), sc 1
  • R3 -
    sc2, sc1,
    sc2, sc1,
    sc2, sc1,
    sc2, sc1,
    sc2, sc1,
    sc2, sc1,
    sc2, sc1, sc1
  • R4 -
    Sc2, sc1, sc1,
    Sc2, sc1, sc1,
    Sc2, sc1, sc1,
    Sc2, sc1, sc1,
    Sc2, sc1, sc1,
    Sc2, sc1, sc1,
    Sc2, sc1, sc1, sc1
  • R5 - R11 - Sc1 in all stitches

**Output of Pattern 3

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This pattern looks so simple. But as they said, simplicity is beauty. And yes, I like it too. 🥰

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The next pattern I made was similar to the picture shared by Craftpassion. I had made this pattern as I thought it was the exact pattern they were using since I just scanned the pictures they shared on their post, not minding the whole context. Right after I made this one, I realized that it was different and I was just too excited to try it.

But the positive side was that I was able to make my version. And I was delighted. 🥰

Pattern 4 - Single Crochet Back Loop

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  • chain 17
  • sc on the 15th chain to the 1st chain
  • 1st row - chain 1 and flip. Make
    15 single crochet front post stitch
  • 2nd row - chain 1, sc15

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  • 3rd, 5th, 7th, 9th, 11th, 13th, 15th, 17th, 19th, 21st, and 23rd row - repeat 1st-row pattern
  • 4th, 6th, 8th, 10th, 12th, 14th, 16th, 18th, 20th, 22nd, and 24th row - repeat 2nd-row pattern

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After the last row (24th), lock and cut the yarn, leaving at least 7-8 inches long.

Using the tapestry needle, connect and sew both ends. Then cinch the bottom part, lock, and cut the yarn.

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Then add some fiberfill inside your tulip head and sew the top.

**Output of Pattern 4

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It may look different from the tulip of craftpassion, but it doesn't look bad either, isn't it? In fact, I love it also. 🥰 And I will make more of these on my future flower bouquets.

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Out of the 4 patterns I presented to you today, can you comment below on what pattern you like most? Then why?

Next week, I will share to you the 2nd part of this post, and I hope that everyone will look forward to it.


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@jonalyn2020 😘😘😘



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Just today I was seeing that tulips can be knitted in various ways and with your post you have completed my journey on how to knit tulips. I love it. Simply spectacular.

Thanks for sharing

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bet ko yung 3 and 4. umay na ko sa #1. hahaha

Galing galing talaga nitong taong to mag crochet. Kung malapit ka lang dito sa min, marami ako maipapasa sayo na mga orders. Yung mga kasama ko sa ballet moms, nagpapagawa ng crochet bouquet eh. kahit sabi mo wag ako tumanggi, tinanggihan ko na yung isa. ipinasa ko kay sis Rowee.

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Hehe, Ngayon ko nga lang naramdaman n nakakaumay nga Ang pattern 1. Noon kasi alang choice. Hehehe. Now madami na.

Sobrang nkakaadik lang talaga Ang pagcocrochet ng flowers. Diko mapigilan self ko. Kung may hihingin akong powerr siguro yung mstop Ang time or speed yung gusto ko. Madami ako magagawa nun. 😅😁

Oi sayang nga yung iba. Pero buti at naipasa mo ky sis rowee kasi atleast diba di mahal yung sf at pag needed n talaga iwas delay.

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uu. sa sunday na kasi need eh. Nakita lang kasi ako nung mga co-mommies na nagko-crochet habang nag re-rehearsals ang mga bata. Na curious sila tas naisip na nilang gusto rin nila magpagawa ng bouquet. haha. di keri ng rayuma ko yung ganung mabilisan kaya pinasa ko na lang.

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Dapat talaga may mga onhand na tayung mga flowers sis.. pra prepared na tayu this coming valentine's. Last kasi madami rin akong na cancel n orders. Sayang rin. Para kahit may rush order, pick nalang ng gusto nilang flowers then wrap nalang natin.

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Hi Jonalyn it is a real pleasure to greet you again. You are definitely the queen of tulips. All your new designs look beautiful. My favorite is definitely pattern number 4. I love how the vertical raised lines look, they give so much more dimension to the tulip.
Thank you for sharing the product of your creativity with us. Best regards.

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Hello there Katty. 🥰 I'm glad you like them all as I do.

'Queen of tulips'? Oh, I'm thrilled with that title. 🥰 But nah, i was just inspired by other crafter, the craftpassion specifically. That is why I had come up with that idea. And in return, want to inspire others to level up their creativity. . I know they are capable of creating amazing things too specially you. 🥰

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